When Home Doesn’t Remember You — The Time Slip of Carol Chase McElheney
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When Home Doesn’t Remember You — The Time Slip of Carol Chase McElheney
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She went home — except the town she arrived in didn’t recognize her.
In 2006, Carol Chase McElheney took a familiar exit off the 215 freeway in Southern California.
She was heading home — except when she arrived, Riverside didn’t recognize her.
The streets were wrong. Her grandmother’s house was gone. The cemetery where generations of her family were buried stood sealed and overgrown, as if it had been abandoned for decades. Everything looked familiar, but felt hollow, like a place copied from memory instead of reality.
In this episode of Time Slipped, we explore the unsettling story of a woman who briefly slipped into a version of her hometown that no longer remembered her.
Why do time slips so often involve places we love?
Why do people hesitate to document these moments?
And what does it mean when the one place meant to anchor us feels erased?
From thin places and phantom settlements to parallel timelines, perception glitches, and the quiet danger of nostalgia, this story asks a haunting question:
What if home only exists as long as it remembers you back?
If you’ve experienced a time slip, glitch, or moment where reality felt subtly wrong, you can share your story at glitch@timeslippedpod.com